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No kimi (の君) is another suffix coming from Japanese history. It was used to denominate Lords and Ladies in the Court, especially during the Heian period. The most famous example is the Prince Hikaru Genji, protagonist of The Tale of Genji who was called "Hikaru no Kimi "(光の君). Nowadays, this suffix can be used as a metaphor for someone who behaves like a prince or princess from ancient times, but its use is very rare. Its main usage remains in historical dramas.

This suffix also appears when addressing lovers in letters from a man to a woman, as in, "Murasaki no kimi" or "My beloved Ms. Murasaki".
Silly example:

(Someone asking to ''Prince Hikaru Genji'' to come over): Come here Hikaru no Kimi.
No Kimi by Kucchan May 23, 2018
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kimi no na wa 

Kimi no Na wa/your name is one of the greatest animated movies that ever existed for a good reason. with 97% on rotten tomatoes Kimi no Na wa is a beautiful anime drama, romance, sci-fi movie directed by Makoto Shinkai and released 2016. this movie combines incredible animation and visuals with breathtaking music and a timeless story
the story follows two teenagers called Taki and Mitsuha that in a strange turn of events switch body and slowly over time fall in love. although time and space tries to keep them apart the connection between a red ribbon kept them close in an unbreakable bond even when death interferes
kimi no na wa by Black opal June 6, 2019

Kimi no sei 

Kimi no sei is the opening song of the anime Seishun Buta Yarō. A weeb tends to sing with the opening, especially when it starts.
*opening starts*
Person 1: "Kimi no sei, Kimi no sei, Kimi no sei de watashi uwu"
Person 2: "Dude, whats wrong with you?"
Kimi no sei by byBambuZz April 15, 2019

kimi no toriko 

it’s a song dumb ass your prob 8-9 if u don’t know 🤭 stay mad
Kimi no toriko was a song, and I fuckin loved it
kimi no toriko by meiiiiiiii August 2, 2022

KIMI DAKE NO SPACE 

there is a space for u honey, i have a hole in the shape of you, inside of my heart

IM NOT THE ONE SAYING IT TWICE DID
Guruguru meguru feeling
Kimi wo suki ni natte
Kimi no katachi no ana ga aita mitai
Hato no mannaka wa
Kimi dake no space

Ah suki nanda suki nanoyo
Arikitari de mo
Kokoro ni wa kimigata no ana ga aiteru no
Just like a doughnut
Ajiwatte itai eien no loop
Kitto sekai de hitotsu (There is a place for ya)
Ah yawarakaku amai kibun (No, oh-oh)
Fuwafuwa shiteru (You make me feel loved, baby)
Kokoro ni wa kimigata no ana ga aiteru no (Woah)
Just like a doughnut
Mayoikonda koi no loop (Ijen naege)
Kitto sekai de hitotsu
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